Archive: December 2009
New Knoxville boys basketball, Troy Christian wrestling make today's release....who will be among the Top 10? Check back tomorrow...
Marion Local volleyball, Versailles girls make the list today...see who else does...tomorrow stories 20-11
Coldwater's impressive run, Thurgood Marshall's remarkable comeback make the list of Ohio's top high school sports stories...tomorrow stories 30-21
Alter football, CJ basketball and other local programs make the list of the state's top stories from 2009...Nos. 50-41 released today...
We shouldn't ask what schools have offered the junior LB scholarships, we should ask which ones haven't...
Over the past decade, no high school football coach in Ohio racked up more wins than Coldwater High School’s John Reed...Now he's fighting cancer.
Marion Local's four state championships edge out Coldwater's decade of dominance and 138-15 record...The MAC is again king.
MVP's Eric Frantz and WHIO TV's Mike Hartsock talk high school hoops and more. The coverage continues...
Senior star and talented recruit has rebounded from his past to become the heartbeat of the Wolverines
The countdown continues...Delphos St. John's comes in at No. 4...Alter is No. 3...just two teams to go, and you can guess who they are, but which is No. 1?
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After skipping a week due to the Holidays we return with the latest MVP Fab 5 Wrestling Rankings. There was plenty of action and some shuffling over the break...
It's nearing the end of 2011 and it's time again for our annual look back at Ohio's Top High School Sports Stories of the Year. HERE'S WHAT RANKS WHERE.
Christmas is coming and here's our latest gift...the Week 3 Fab 5 Wrestling Poll. Who moved up? Who moved down? Who moved out?
It's still early in the wrestling season but that doesn't mean teams can't vie for No. 1. Here's how things look with the Christmas break and GMVWA Holiday Tournament looming...
Tradition won out over hunger. Youngstown Cardinal Mooney held off a late fourth quarter drive by Shawnee to win the D-III title 21-14. HOW IT HAPPENED...
